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Gordon Edwards and Susan O’Donnell

Dr. Gordon Edwards, a scientist and nuclear consultant, is the president of the Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility and is based in Montreal. Dr. Susan O’Donnell, a former senior research officer at the National Research Council of Canada, is the lead researcher on the University of New Brunswick project Rural Action and Voices for the Environment (RAVEN) and is based in Fredericton.

Who should lead Canada’s public consultation on federal radioactive waste policy?

  • Two weeks ago, Blaine Higgs revealed that, if re-elected as the premier of New Brunswick, he would announce a multimillion-dollar grant secured from the
Opinion | BY GORDON EDWARDS AND SUSAN O’DONNELL | September 21, 2020
Natural Resources Minister, pictured in February 2020 at the Canadian Nuclear Association's annual conference, where he delivered the keynote address. The minister, in July, promised to 'consult and engage with all Canadians' to develop a socially acceptable policy on nuclear waste management. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Who should lead Canada’s public consultation on federal radioactive waste policy?

Opinion | BY GORDON EDWARDS AND SUSAN O’DONNELL | September 21, 2020
  • Two weeks ago, Blaine Higgs revealed that, if re-elected as the premier of New Brunswick, he would announce a multimillion-dollar grant secured from the

Who should lead Canada’s public consultation on federal radioactive waste policy?

Opinion | BY GORDON EDWARDS AND SUSAN O’DONNELL | September 21, 2020
  • Two weeks ago, Blaine Higgs revealed that, if re-elected as the premier of New Brunswick, he would announce a multimillion-dollar grant secured from the
Natural Resources Minister, pictured in February 2020 at the Canadian Nuclear Association's annual conference, where he delivered the keynote address. The minister, in July, promised to 'consult and engage with all Canadians' to develop a socially acceptable policy on nuclear waste management. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Who should lead Canada’s public consultation on federal radioactive waste policy?

  • Two weeks ago, Blaine Higgs revealed that, if re-elected as the premier of New Brunswick, he would announce a multimillion-dollar grant secured from the
Opinion | BY GORDON EDWARDS AND SUSAN O’DONNELL | September 21, 2020
Natural Resources Minister, pictured in February 2020 at the Canadian Nuclear Association's annual conference, where he delivered the keynote address. The minister, in July, promised to 'consult and engage with all Canadians' to develop a socially acceptable policy on nuclear waste management. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Who should lead Canada’s public consultation on federal radioactive waste policy?

Opinion | BY GORDON EDWARDS AND SUSAN O’DONNELL | September 21, 2020
  • Two weeks ago, Blaine Higgs revealed that, if re-elected as the premier of New Brunswick, he would announce a multimillion-dollar grant secured from the

Who should lead Canada’s public consultation on federal radioactive waste policy?

Opinion | BY GORDON EDWARDS AND SUSAN O’DONNELL | September 21, 2020
  • Two weeks ago, Blaine Higgs revealed that, if re-elected as the premier of New Brunswick, he would announce a multimillion-dollar grant secured from the
Natural Resources Minister, pictured in February 2020 at the Canadian Nuclear Association's annual conference, where he delivered the keynote address. The minister, in July, promised to 'consult and engage with all Canadians' to develop a socially acceptable policy on nuclear waste management. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Radioactive waste: a big problem for New Brunswick’s proposed new nuclear reactors

  • On June 26, federal Climate Change and Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson ended the environmental assessment of a proposed radioactive waste storage facility beside Lake
Opinion | BY GORDON EDWARDS AND SUSAN O’DONNELL | July 6, 2020
Recently, more than 100 groups across Canada, including nine in New Brunswick, signed a letter to federal Minister of Natural Resources Seamus O'Regan asking to suspend decisions about radioactive waste disposal until Canada has a sufficient radioactive waste policy in place. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Radioactive waste: a big problem for New Brunswick’s proposed new nuclear reactors

Opinion | BY GORDON EDWARDS AND SUSAN O’DONNELL | July 6, 2020
  • On June 26, federal Climate Change and Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson ended the environmental assessment of a proposed radioactive waste storage facility beside Lake

Radioactive waste: a big problem for New Brunswick’s proposed new nuclear reactors

Opinion | BY GORDON EDWARDS AND SUSAN O’DONNELL | July 6, 2020
  • On June 26, federal Climate Change and Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson ended the environmental assessment of a proposed radioactive waste storage facility beside Lake
Recently, more than 100 groups across Canada, including nine in New Brunswick, signed a letter to federal Minister of Natural Resources Seamus O'Regan asking to suspend decisions about radioactive waste disposal until Canada has a sufficient radioactive waste policy in place. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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